These learning outcomes require students to be competent with specific discipline content as well as discipline representations, together with "representational fluency" in translating among these representations (Honey et al., 2014, p. 144).
As a representational artist with liberal political views, that means my Facebook feed is packed with images of paintings from artist 'friends' whose work I've 'liked' and photos and articles about Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.
They all have tension-free representational positiveness, with all negative charges suppressed in advance.
The New Yorker, November 30 , 1987P. 30 Talk story about Frank Stella, who for 30 years has deconstructed pictorial structure and challenged representational art with his formalist paintings.
This is no ordinary representational opera, with new music grafted on to a conventional novel or play, but an episodic, quirky, strikingly black comedy that appears to be headed toward the destruction of the world.
On one theory, he said, counting everyone ensures "representational equality," with elected officials tending to the interests of the same number of people, whether they are voters or not.
In their work from this period, Picasso and Braque frequently combined representational motifs with letters; their favourite motifs were musical instruments, bottles, pitchers, glasses, newspapers, and the human face and figure.
Hyland, a partner at Pentagram Design in London, and Bateman, a writer who has collaborated on many design projects, have divided their book into "Abstract" and "Representational" sections with numerous thematic subsets: abstract circles, triangles, dots and crosses; representational snowflakes, birds, stars and hearts.
Thus Dilthey is not merely replacing a representational phenomenalism with a direct perceptual realism.
However, several researches suggest that students exhibit difficulties in achieving representational competence with molecular diagrams.
